How do you spot a fake scam email? Cybercriminals still use email to launch their attacks on individuals and businesses by posing as someone you know or a company you are familiar with…and while at first glance these messages may look convincing…the devil is in the detail. Some of the warning signs include… The senders email address doesn’t match one[Read More…]
A special shout out to Fred for pointing out a spelling error on the Tech Daily website recently. The good news is that I’ve fixed it now thanks Fred (and I’m looking for others that may have slipped through) but there are better ways of identifying these issues with your own business website. If you’re making regular posts on your[Read More…]
E-scooters can be a fun and convenient way to travel, but they can be dangerous or even illegal where you live. If you check in at your local electronics retailer you’re likely to find that they sell e-scooters (or electric scooters) priced from a few hundred to several thousands of dollars…but do your research before you buy. Your first stop[Read More…]
If you’ve scammed online, the worst thing you can do is nothing. According to the Australian Government’s Scam Watch website, last year Australians lost 851 million dollars to scams (that’s just the scams that were actually reported). If you’ve been impacted by cybercrimes like fraud, identity theft and malicious software you should take immediate action. The first point of action[Read More…]
Is your old computer with anything? If you’re looking to update to the latest PC or Mac you may be wondering it’s possible to claw a few dollars back by selling your old machine…just to take some of the sting out of the price of a new one. If you happen to be shopping for your new system on the[Read More…]
